Do you think Vic and Louise should have had more moments together?

[watersgta3]

I do. I'm probably alone when I say this, but I felt that Louise was kind of bland. She wasn't necessarily a bad character, but she just didn't really have much development in the story and only seemed to be a damsel for the sake of adding drama to the plot. It's also why I feel that I was alone when I say that although her death was depressing, it didn't really move me, because she had such little screen time that I could hardly feel anything during that moment. On top of that, Vic and Louise literally go out with each other only once in the whole storyline (When Funday Comes). I feel that Louise could have developed more into a cheerful, optimistic woman who learns to love herself and grows more of a backbone to defend herself and live a better life after Vic goes on several dates with her. But I'm probably alone on this. What do you guys think?

Edited August 11, 2020 by watersgta3

[E Revere]

You're not alone at all. I shared this exact sentiment when I played the game.

[kobeni]

The impact of her death would have been a lot stronger if they did.

[Vice City criminal]

Definitely. if not more moments then at least more side activities like dating to flesh out her character.
SA had dating for some random girls that appear in one or two missions. I don't understand why they didn't do it for a major character with this game.

 

[universetwisters]

I voted no, just because it would just detract from the gameplay. Like yeah I know Vic and Louise were supposed to have some strong connection, but I dunno how they'd be able to work it into the game without having like 1/4 of the game feel like a dating simulator.

[gluserty]

I could've used a a mission or two between "Robbing the Cradle" & "White Lies" to round out the Vic/Louise relationship a little more, as I feel that there's a bit of a gap there, but I'm okay with the rest that's presented between them.

[_ROM30_]

On 8/13/2020 at 3:05 AM, universetwisters said:

I voted no, just because it would just detract from the gameplay. Like yeah I know Vic and Louise were supposed to have some strong connection, but I dunno how they'd be able to work it into the game without having like 1/4 of the game feel like a dating simulator.

They might aswell have implemented dating from San Andreas. Honestly that was just a chore, I think the cutscenes showed enough for what the story needed so its NO for me.

[Guest]

You're not alone.

[jevolutionCL]

That relationship lacked further interaction. They would have created the San Andreas dating system, it would be perfect.

Also, the moments that Vic Vance was with Louise in the car, I put the station "Emotion" for more atmosphere haha.